Updated 9/5/2024Link includes the following assets: – Individual audience-specific logos– Individual brand-specific logos– “Each Church Every Life” tagline– SCBaptist brand logos– SCBaptist pattern
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Updated 2/25/2025 – (v4.0)“Young Pastors Network” and “Pastors Network” graphics added. “ONE Night” moved from Audience-Specific to Event-Specific Category. The Visual Identity Style Guide includes best practices for:– SCBaptist logos + “Dos and Don’ts”– SCBaptist Visual Identity System– SCBaptist SWAG Guidelines– Typography– Brand Colors– Pattern– Tagline
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Click below for a list of Ethnic Churches in South Carolina.
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Every Sunday, you stand on a stage to share God’s message to people who are engaged, indifferent, or not physically present. You walk through the audience shaking hands, listening with concern, and loving those who may not love you back. You hear heart-wrenching stories of loss, life-changing sin, and gossip from angry people who have forgotten
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A simple way to find out about a new culture is to ask questions about their families, friends, food, festivals and their future hopes and dreams. To effectively reach people of different ethnic backgrounds we need to build bridges. One way to do that is to become familiar with their country of origin and the
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Jesus tells his people to pray that God would send out workers into the harvest fields in Luke 10:2. Since we are all responsible to share Christ’s love with those around us, we are encouraged to pray for divine encounters so we and our fellow church members can share Christ’s love with our ethnic neighbors.
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In John 4:35 Jesus tells us to “Lift up our eyes and look and see that the field are white for harvest.” Once you and your church identify points of interest and points of contact, you can begin to discover underserved groups. This opens a special opportunity to begin researching relevant ways to serve them
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Before we can reach out to all ethnicities in SC, we must know where they are in our communities. Most communities have ethnic restaurants, and many have specific markets and grocery stores that cater to specific language and cultural groups. There are parks and other recreational areas where ethnic groups tend to gather. Places of
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Just as families lose their stories from one generation to another, the same is true for South Carolina Baptists. This lost story is an incredible and inspiring story of how missions, cooperation, and education, the three founding principles of the South Carolina Baptist Convention, came together to shape the future of the Convention and the
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